Sentence examples for up misguided from inspiring English sources

James Gallagher, national president of the Irish American Unity Conference, rightly criticizes the " 'oldest ally' rhetoric" that propped up misguided American policies on Ireland before the Clinton administration (letter, Dec. 19).

But that appeal is straight-up misguided as, increasingly, the interests of the white working class are not really different from the interests of the African-American or Hispanic working class, Wilson's report notes.

Ms. Shaikh gets particularly worked up about misguided donations of baby formula.

It's time for Republicans to give up this misguided and offensive effort.

The premise of his tour, however, still conjures up this misguided paradigm for many commentators.

"We'll get to that," Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, said last month, after taking up a misguided bill to punish China for currency manipulation.

Mr. Cruz will not easily give up his misguided crusade, so other Senate Republicans need to pressure him to drop his hold.

The feared militias, made up of misguided activists and the same war veterans who pushed for and benefited from the disastrous land confiscations from the late 1990s, are being mobilised.

They were messed up and misguided.

Shawn Hunter, occasional screw up and misguided youth with an open heart, meets Angela Moore during his later years of high school.

We were mesmerized by the trashiness of the whole scene, and I tried to start up a misguided conversation about the consumerist hellscape we were privy to.